3 November, 2015
 
The Joint Committees on Business Processes for Goods & Services Tax (GST), set up by the Ministry of Finance, have given their reports providing a broad outline of the processes to be followed in respect of registration, payments, refunds and in case of filing of returns under the proposed GST regime by the assessees.
 

By  Astha Sinha, Nivedita Agarwal & Nirav Karia
 
The issue of inclusion or otherwise of amortised value of tools and moulds in the supplies made by contract manufacturers and job workers has once again been raked up after the advent of the GST regime. This article aims to analyse the difficulties faced by the contract manufacturing ...

By Ekansh Agrawal

In the past year our country has witnessed some bold decisions taken by the Government, one of which was passing of 101st Amendment Act to the Constitution paving the way for Goods and Services Tax Act (GST). At the time of writing this article, the revised Model GST law issued in November, 2016 remains in draft form and is...

By Iype Mathew

Introduction

India is now poised to introduce its biggest indirect taxes reform by launching the Goods and Services Tax regime. GST when introduced will usher in a nationwide common market which is expected to be less intrusive, compliance friendly, and self-policing in nature. The passage o...

Institute of Business Laws, in association with Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan, will be organising seminar series on ‘GST – Preparing for the transition’, from 27 November, 2015 to 8 January, 2016 in following cities namely Chandigarh, Kolkata, New Delhi, Hyderabad, Chennai and Mumbai to help the industry update itself on the latest milestones in the journey of GST and align b...